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Rhubarb: This perennial vegetable is not only edible, but is also a colorful addition to the garden, and comes in varieties of red, pink, and green (the color of the stalks)It takes away from its growth.Reply Margaret says: November 4, 2015 at 8:02 am Deer! Get some bars of Irish Spring Bar Soap; put them in old white crew socks; attach them to the branches of the trees (or to the trunks) so they hang down or to stake in the vegetable/flower gardenTry to pick little and often to enjoy young, tender roots &#x2013; you can store horseradish in your fridge for up to three monthsA very tasty tiny tomato that is very frost resistantWe ship to zones 3-8Jerusalem Artichokes Also called sunchokes, these tasty tubers (Helianthus tuberosus) are starchy and delicious, and can be eaten raw or cookedNot outdoors in New Jersey, of course&mdash;you have to bring them inside and keep them under bright light for the winterIt&#x2019;s worth tracking down as it provides a double harvest &#x2013; the shoots can be picked in spring and taste delicious tossed in butter and garlic, while the clusters of long, white roots can be harvested in autumn (preferably after a light frost to improve its flavour) and cooked just as you would a parsnip

Third year, they spring up and wave hello with enthusiasm, and you should have a small harvest to gnaw uponI love my perennials and will have to incorporate more of the edible onesSeed catalogues are being pored over, dog-eared, and circled, and some folks may have even begun to order vegetable seeds in preparation for early starts indoorsStill working on getting them established wellLyme Disease isnt any fun.Reply Dawn Gifford says: November 4, 2015 at 10:27 am I find that can work well, but doesnt always work, especially when they are really hungryA traditional European vegetable known for its tasty shoots, leaves and flower buds, this spinach relative grows in full sun or partial shade and moist, well-drained soilWe raise asparagus crowns from seed organically on our farm and sell to home gardeners when the crowns are three years oldIt&#x2019;s said to have the same waxy texture as a potato and a delicious lemony aftertasteNot actually a type of spinach, it is listed in Wikipedia as Tetragonia tetragonioides, a leafy groundcover also known as Botany Bay spinach, Cooks cabbage, k?kihi, sea spinach, and tetragon

The groundnut is a perennial vine that produces edible beans and large edible tubers (more properly "rhizomatous stems"), and is native to the eastern portion of the USPlant tubers in full sun and well-drained soilSubscribe Gifts Digital Edition Update Account Plant These 10 Perennial Vegetables and Reap Harvests Year After Year Share About Us Contact Us Subscribe Newsletter Submissions Media Kit Privacy Where to Buy Digital Edition Customer Service Press Modern Farmer Media, 2017 About Us Contact Us Subscribe Newsletter Submissions Media Kit Privacy Where to Buy Digital Edition Customer Service Press 10 days till spring Reply Alix says: March 7, 2013 at 6:23 pm I cant wait to have a garden! Apartment life can be so frustratingAnother true perennial is RhubarbOnce some perennials catch a disease, they often have it forever, and need to be replaced.Perennials Grown As AnnualsSome perennial crops are grown as annuals because they are easier to care for that wayHere, its designer explains how he helped realise the ambitious dreams of a teenage boy 'It's the children's pain that is hardest to bear' An accident on the school run left Myfanwy Foster paralysedThese are also great for small spaces, as theyre eager climbers and can be trained up just about any vertical surface that gets decent sunlight 48a4f088c3